Multiple users work with the compliance database via web browsers, but they are not involved in the management of the VM library.ĭepending upon the working environment, suitable access and security permissions must be set for the location where the VMware Workstation Player is located.Workstation Pro responds differently when you plug a USB device into a Windows host or a Linux host.

An administrator manages the VM library.

A single user accesses the player, manages the player's VM library, and works with the compliance database via a web browser.

Usage scenarios vary anywhere between the two listed below: Location of the VMware Workstation PlayerĪfter the GDPR VM has been opened and is running in the player, the compliance database and its user management app that are contained in the VM can be accessed by typing their respective URLs in a browser.

The VM will be added to your player library. After you download the VM that contains Altova's GDPR Compliance Database, open the GDPR VM in the player. Any VM you create or open is listed in the player library, which is shown in the left pane of the player window ( see screenshot above).

In the player, you can create new VMs and open existing VMs. On opening the player, you will see a screen like the one shown in the screenshot below. Install VMware Workstation Player on any suitable machine on your network. You can download the latest VMware Workstation Player from the Downloads page of the website. In order to run the virtual machine (VM) that contains the GDPR Compliance Database, you will need to install VMware Workstation Player.

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